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DDave... replied to the thread The New Testament begins in Acts not Matthew chapter one..Hebrews 9:16-28 The Testator must die for His Testament to be activated. Until He dies, that Testament has no power. It was at that...
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DDave... replied to the thread Paul's argument against the idea that water baptism saves. (Implied).It's the actual blood, spilled on the cross, not wine, or a cracker, or bread that atones for our sin. One time Jesus died for all, and...
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DDave... replied to the thread Is there any truth in the ideas expressed by double predestination?.I think that Calvin's use of the word 'predestination' for unbelievers didn't mean what we mean by it these days. Calvin seemed to use...
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DYes I think so. Thats why its number 1. It also relates to the greatest commandment to love God with all your heart and strength. This...
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DDave... replied to the thread Paul's argument against the idea that water baptism saves. (Implied).Again, interpreting a verse on an island is not the proper way to to read the Bible. We need context to do that. Context is why the...
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DDave... replied to the thread Are Freewill & Predestination Compatible?.I would say the first question that must be asked from each person, for clarity, is what are we claiming that our wills are free from...
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DDave... replied to the thread Paul's argument against the idea that water baptism saves. (Implied).The offer is for everyone. His death on the cross only applies when one is placed into Christ by faith. We are universally dead in Adam...
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DDave... replied to the thread Paul's argument against the idea that water baptism saves. (Implied).His offer of salvation is for everyone, but the old man, and the necessary death that must precede the life, being born again, does not...
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DDave... replied to the thread Paul's argument against the idea that water baptism saves. (Implied).'The benefits of Jesus dying on the cross is offered to everyone' is probably a better way to say it. One must be in Christ spiritually...
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DDave... replied to the thread Paul's argument against the idea that water baptism saves. (Implied).But Plover, God doesn't command that we 'lean towards' the Gospel. This is no 'minor view'. Again, it's in writing in this very...
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DDave... replied to the thread Paul's argument against the idea that water baptism saves. (Implied).I have been reading your posts. Sorry for the misunderstanding. Sometimes, when so many today like to say things without saying them...
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DDave... replied to the thread Paul's argument against the idea that water baptism saves. (Implied).Hi Mark You're post rings of relativism and universalism. Am I misreading you? But there are limits to His grace. God can reach any...
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DDave... replied to the thread Paul's argument against the idea that water baptism saves. (Implied).Hey P Actually, they all say the same thing when the context is considered. There are a few verses that are mistranslations, but that's...
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DDave... replied to the thread Paul's argument against the idea that water baptism saves. (Implied).It is irresponsible to assume that water baptism must be necessary in combination with faith for one to be indwelt with the Holy Spirit...
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DDave... replied to the thread Paul's argument against the idea that water baptism saves. (Implied).Hey Mark I do not believe that our initial faith needs to pass righteous standards to be genuine. The faithfulness that you speak of is...
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